Just 1.4% of U.S. Homes Changed Hands This Year
As a percentage of all homes, it’s the lowest one in at least a decade. In the suburbs, it’s a bit higher at 1.6%, but that’s one-third less than the 2.4% in 2019.
Tampa Growth Fueled by Younger Generations
Retirees beware if seeking peace and quiet: In 2022, Tampa was one of the top 10 U.S. cities favored by both millennials and Gen Zers, according to SmartAsset.
Disappointed Buyers Ask, ‘Where’s the Housing Crash?’
Someday a buyer’s market will return, but it’s not today and it won’t be tomorrow. Bidding wars have returned and some metros still see rising prices.
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